Knots
This knot is used to tie your neckerchief
What is a Square Knot
What term covers all sorts of activities from sleeping in your backyard, to venturing deep in the wilderness.
What is Camping.
What are the four points of a compass?
What is East, West, North, and South.
According to BSA, what is the first step of the first aid method.
What is check the scene.
What three containers are used when your washing dishes
Wash, hot rinse, cold rinse/bleach
What knot would you use to join two ropes of different size?
What is Sheet bend
What type of sleeping bag is most effective in cold weather?
What is a down sleeping bag
What do you find on maps that explains what words and symbols mean?
What is a legend/
What is the condition called when someone is injured under great stress.
What is Shock
When learning how to swim, what is the first thing you learn to do?
What is floating
Which knot is untied by "breaking it's back"
What is the Bowline
According to BSA, what two types of "country camping" are there?
What is front country and back country
GPS coordinates are stated in:
What is Latitude and Longitude
What device is used in the event of a heart attack?
What is an AED
In first aid, what does DOTS stand for
What is deformity, open wounds, tenderness, swelling.
broken bones
What knot would you most likely use to drag log
What is the Timber Hitch
According to BSA, at what point is a campfire considered "Cold Out".
What is when you can touch it with your hands.
What two methods can you use to find directions using the stars.
What is Constellation method and North Star method
If you suspect someone is suffering from a stroke, what does FAST stand for?
DAILY DOUBLE
What is Face, Arms, Speech, Time
BET an AMOUNT
What are the components of the First class scout badge?
What is the eagle and shield, two stars, the fur du lie, the scroll w/ scout motto, and the knot
According to BSA, what are the three square knot lookalikes?
Granny knot, Thieves knot, Surgeons Knot
According to BSA, what are the three points of the "Bearmuda Triangle"
What is the cooking area, the sump, and the bear cable.
According to BSA, what two methods are used for estimating height.
What is the stick method, and the felling method.
What does RICE stand for.
What is Rest, Ice, Compress, Elevate
strains and sprains
What kind of tree has needle like or scale like leaves, that usually stay on the trees for several years.
What is conifers